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I'm afraid I'm on the other side;sometimes my tomahawk can be really dangerous as its strong back and side spin, which goes off the side of the table very quickly which makes it very hard to touch, push, flick or loop.

Does she have long pips on both sides? Or is one side inverted.

If you go on holiday to somewhere like Japan or Taiwan, you could find a lot of shops that have unique clothes, that maybe you couldnt get anywhere else. But if you dont plan on going anywhere soon, then just looking for japanese table tennis shops online might work.

I don't know how old the blade is, but I have seen a seller selling a rare viscaria for £10,000(realistically, noones going to buy it for that price though) on ebay. Here is the link to the blade...

How can you like 09c if you want a low arc? Dignics 09c is litterally the antonym of a low arc. Normally the solution to a shot going over is the racket angle. Maybe if you twist it a bit more closed, it will fix the problem. Thats what I have to do when my shots are going off.

Dignics 05 is a very good rubber for any playstyle. I have it on the backhand and it can let loose a massive shot as well as being capable to handle incoming spin very well. I don't know if this transfers the forehand with this rubber though. However Dignics 09c is very good for producing spin...

I like how the umpires allowed the fun, not just yellow carded every minor offense(ok maybe moving the table isn't minor) and the match finished. Sometimes table tennis is a fustrating and serious sport so its good that sometimes the pros just want to mess around sometimes, let off some steam...

That looks possible for only people who are two times quicker than mima ito

Pongfinity do this a lot, with many different setups

I know that this is not one of the options, but I have Dignics 05 on the backhand and it is one of the best backhand rubbers out there.

Just watch Lin Yun-Ju for like 3 hours

If I do that it will cost more than just getting a custom blade(To be honest, getting a custom blade is already cheaper than getting an innerforce, but only by £10) as I live in England, so no manufacturers here. Thanks for the suggestion!

I already have a handle design in mind. Thats why I chose SDC Handmade as they exel at executing beautiful designs in terms of handles. The design includes an acrylic tag, and aluminium tag, and 2 engravings, which is why I cannot just do it myself. I also saw that he can take a record of a...

It's not like I want a cheaper blade, its just that I want the same playing characteristics on the Innerforce, but with my own design of a handle.

I was thinking of getting a innerforce alc clone from SDC handmade blades as then I would be able to add my little details to the handle, but then it came to me, even though the materials are the same, would the blade feel different due to the process that they build it? eg. Glueing process...

I saw a Table Tennis Central video of Harimoto growing up and his table tennis level increasing, and suddenly, as he reached 15, i heard the classic chole we hear today.

It's just a Taiwanese trait(hopefully for me)

It's kind of funny to see that they're characteristics haven't changed; Lin Yun-Ju is still calm and composed, Harimoto as vocal as ever.

I play with Dignics 09c on my forehand- the highest throw rubber you can find -which takes a bit of adjusting to, you have to almost angle your bat downwards, perpendicular to the table, but, when done well, brings out some of the spinniest shots/powerful shots i've ever done.

Mark v is £19 over there, and I heard it is a very good rubber. One of my local league team mates had itin both sides, and they could control the ball very well. I can also see you passion in Rakza 7!